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Build your career with Apollo
At Apollo Fabrication, we believe in building more than just structures, we believe in building careers.
Our year-on-year growth and expanding production capabilities not only enable us to meet the demands of large-scale construction projects but also create local jobs and career pathways – fostering economic growth and prosperity in our region.
If you are looking to start or advance your career in the structural steel fabrication industry, Apollo is the place for you. Join us, and become part of a team that values innovation, dedication, and the development of every individual.
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Training
Opportunities
Training Opportunities
Apollo’s Steel Fabrication Training Opportunities Program is designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in the field of steel fabrication.
Our comprehensive training program is structured in multiple stages, each focused on developing specific competencies and expertise, and the skills needed to thrive in a high-performance team environment.
Apprenticeship Program
The Apollo Apprenticeship Program is a great way to kickstart your career and secure a pathway in the dynamic steel fabrication industry.
By combining paid work and training, you will learn practical skills and gain a nationally recognised qualification: a Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (National Course Code: MEM30305).
Each year at Apollo, we employ new apprentices who demonstrate:
- Maturity and responsibility
- A ‘can do’ attitude
- Willingness to commit to structured training, learn new skills and accept direction
- Solid communication skills
- Ability to work in a team environment
- Attention to detail
Young and strong:
Fuelling careers in our region
The opportunity to learn a trade with a local company was a major drawcard for Max Jones and Dominic Grocott who joined the Apollo Apprenticeship Program in 2022.
Max always wanted to be a boilermaker, and his apprenticeship with Apollo has allowed him to pursue his career ambitions while staying in his hometown of Young. While Max’s fellow apprentice Dominic Grocott, who is also from Young, applied for an apprenticeship after developing an interest in metalwork at school.
Max and Dominic have had the exciting opportunity to work on landmark projects, including the Sirius Building, Barangaroo Pier Pavilion and the Australian War Memorial Annex.
